Cadets recognized for their hard work

The Kitimat cadet corps received medals from Commander Brad Henderson and Chief Petty Officer Will Slater.

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It was in 2021 that a tugboat sank near Kitimat killing two mariners: 58-year-old tug captain Troy Pearson and 25-year-old crew member Charley Cragg. A third crew member survived when the tug Ingenika went down in a storm in February 2021 while towing a barge.
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A scene from last year’s Kitimat dinner hosted by the Tamitik Status of Women Association. This year, the association is combining its activities with the Haisla Council’s at the Kitamaat Rec Centre. Photo courtesy Northern Moments Photography
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District of Kitimat graphic of the downtown core. A significant portion of a new five-year economic development plan would see the barren look of the downtown area transformed into an appealing hub for Kitimat living.
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